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Reviews — 8
Great Marina , staff at times seems stressed , the kitchen manager is not a professional he is extremely rude Simon thinks it's okay to yell at females and glare at people .Chloe is the GM she is fantastic. The Tender captains are friendly and very professional. But Simon you need temper management at minimal and honestly should be terminated.
Gorgeous. Very clean with great amenities.. including water taxis. We loved our Pirate Taxi ride out to the Yankee Lady III so that we did not miss our Harbour cruise.
A nice place to relax with a family and friends
The island was a good place to walk around and have a good BBQ. Will be better to come back 1st week of May as everything would have opened.
It was our landing spot and while dated and in need of some clean up work and docks are showing their age, inlet water is also very dingy with a few dead carps floating around, however the area worked well for us this day.
One of the Islands Taxis dropped us off which was very convenient as well as the Ferry landing spot is about a 8min walk.
Friendly folks and the 3 cats that patrolled made sure to come check us out.
Love all the crafts.
One of the Islands Taxis dropped us off which was very convenient as well as the Ferry landing spot is about a 8min walk.
Friendly folks and the 3 cats that patrolled made sure to come check us out.
Love all the crafts.
We used to love this place but not so much in recent years. So much junk lying around everywhere and the docks feel and look like they are falling apart. The store is still good for basic provisions.
Nice place with a restaurant, bar, and store near the marina, plus more food further into the park. You definitely get a bit of a trailer park vibe from it, but still a cozy place with people all enjoying the island life. The bar has live music at night time and you get a tremendous view of the Toronto skyline lit up in all it's splendour. Enjoy it's sights and sounds without all the unpleasant smells.
